Follow, forward, like, take you to understand the latest digital product information! Video production can also be "lazy"! Google has launched an AI video assistant to make it easy for you to have big productions
Not long ago, Google officially released a new AI video editing application called "Google Vids", and announced that it will enter the Google Workspace Labs testing phase in June. But yesterday, the app was quietly launched!
It seems that Google is really confident in this AI video assistant, and even skipped the test stage of "Snail Speed". So what exactly is it about the amazing features that make Google so confident?
According to the understanding, this Google Vids integrates a powerful Gemini large model, which can help users with video creation in an all-round way. For example, it can automatically create slideshows, write video scripts, and even find the right footage for you from Shutterstock.
What's even more amazing is that it can also make a storyboard for the entire video, which is undoubtedly a big "savior" for some novices who don't know much about video shooting.
As for the specific operation of video production, it has also become extremely simple. All you need to do is find the entry in Google Docs, briefly describe the theme of the video and what you want it to look like, and Vids will do the rest. It can even help you pick the right assets from Google Drive.
Of course, there are still some functional deficiencies in this Vids at present, such as the lack of AI dubbing function for the time being. But in any case, this is already a pretty good choice for ordinary users who can't even edit.
Even Google itself has positioned Vids as an AI video assistant that "everyone can use". Their design philosophy is simple, as long as you can make slideshows, you can definitely make videos on Vids with ease.
Now even I, a "rookie" who has to resort to various tutorials to record a Vlog, I'm afraid I don't have to scratch my head anymore. As long as I pull a Vids in my hand, it can help me shoot blockbuster videos like magic.
But then again, while Vids is a lifesaver for some video editors. But for those professional video editors, I'm afraid it's not much use. After all, they have already mastered various professional skills, so why do they need to rely on AI to "work".
However, I guess Google still hopes to further expand the video creation market segment with the help of AI-assisted tools like Vids. After all, short video content is getting more and more attention now, and if even ordinary users can easily get started, it is the real "benefit to the world".
In short, whether you're a pro or a novice videographer, Google Vids is undoubtedly a new gadget worth trying. Not only does it save you a lot of workflow, but it also makes it so easy to shoot blockbusters. So if you add new features such as AI dubbing, I'm afraid it's even harder for people to refuse.